The staff were professional and comforting. My father was treated with care and respect. The…read morefamily was allowed to spend as much time as they wanted in my father's room. The staff spent much time keeping my father comfortable. They also checked on the family to see if we needed anything. They truly made a difference in a sad time.

This is for the donation and charity side of Samaritan. This is not new news, but for those looking…read moreto donate, esp. items, know that they will not always end up in the HOSPICE clients' and their families' hands. A few of the volunteers like to POCKET donations for their own PERSONAL gain. Samaritan knows about this and has allowed this to go unchecked for some time now.

I highly recommend Brandywine Living at Moorestown Estates as the facility, management and staff…read moreare great at their job and are warm, loving and attentive to their residents. My husband and I moved my mom (Mercedes) into Brandywine in August of 2019 and everyone at Brandywine made mom feel so at home. She was very happy living at Brandywine and she built a lot of great relationships. But more importantly, several months after mom's move into the she was diagnosed with terminal cancer. Mom was placed in their hospice program which was exceptional. The nurses, aides and management were so attentive and cared for her in such a loving way. I will forever be grateful for the amazing care mom received at Brandywine from everyone. Linda Goldberg

Our 94 year old mother has lived at Brandywine for a year. She was reluctant at first, and just…read morewanted to stay in her room. She is in a wheelchair, so mobility, and assistance is key for her daily routines. Within a short time, the staff at Brandywine have become her family. Every department makes resident life their priority. When covid started in the spring, the staff quickly introduced new protocols, and have done a remarkable job keeping everyone safe, and healthy. We receive weekly status updates on staff and residents, and more if necessary. Although the pandemic has created anxiety and concern, our family is grateful everyday she lives there. We cannot imagine her living anywhere else. Now, our mother plays bingo, poker, attends happy hour, and is involved in most activities. All done with small groups, scheduled, distanced, with masks. Our mother is living the last years of her life happy, healthy, and safe.

RUN THE OTHER WAY FROM THIS COMPANY. They talk a good game when they sign you up and let you think…read morethey are angels who will care for all your suffering. They abandonded my mother and left her in excrutiating pain. They never gave me the extra pain meds they promised and never bothered to care for her after days of calling them repeatedly. When they finally did show up to do their job it was too late to help her as she was in a coma and died 36 hours after. They are unconscionable. The definition of abandonment of care. I still have nightmares over their handling of my Mom. They deserve zero stars. I hope this review will spare others the agony my loved one suffered.

Caring Hospice in Stamford, CT served my Grandmother and our family through my grandmother's last…read moreweek with caring kindness, professional knowledge, and round-the-clock empathy and support. We are very grateful for all that they did for us and strongly recommend them to anyone who finds themselves in need - hospice is a wonderful thing through a very difficult time, and Caring Hospice in Stamford is excellent.

Let me say Phil and Christina are an amazing team, they put a perfect care giver in my house to…read morecare for my mom. We love Yessica our care giver, their relationship goes beyond daily living activies, she was able to get my mom to go for walks, do her stretching excersies, and they have great conversations. My mom looks forward to the days we have Yessica, what more can I say.

From the owner: Changing the way the world ages!…read more At Home Care Assistance, we understand the questions and issues involved when caring for your loved ones. In a majority of families, it is the children making the decisions and choosing the facilities and programs they think are best. That is why we make it easy for you to choose; providing a variety of comprehensive senior care options and information from true professionals, and therapies that sustain cognitive function, encourage independence, and preserve dignity!

Not exactly sure what they do or why it is necessary. In the case of a family member who recently…read morepassed and use their services they really didn't do anything besides collect a Medicare payment. Do your research on hospice and palliative care before you consider it. 99% of the care falls on the caregiver at home or at the facility. Anything on a week end or weeknight or inconvenient time will not be done by Vitas. Again not really sure what their purpose is besides ripping off Medicare. Their social workers will contact family members with a lot of psychobabble. Not helpful. If you want to help a family member see if there is a way to have somebody check in during off hours when family cannot which includes the weekends that you were charging clients for while providing absolutely no service.

From the owner: If you or a loved one is facing a life-limiting illness, VITAS Healthcare can help. We focus on…read moreyou, not your disease, to ensure comfort and dignity near the end of life. VITAS provides you and your family with a team of hospice professionals--physician, nurse, hospice aide, social worker, chaplain, volunteer--to meet physical, emotional and spiritual needs. We care for you wherever you call home--a private residence, assisted living community or nursing home. If symptoms become severe, we have Intensive Comfort Care, shifts of 24-hour continuous care until symptoms are under control. For those symptoms that cannot be managed at home, VITAS also provides inpatient hospice beds and units in local hospitals. With VITAS you're never alone. We're available 24/7/365, with support available even on holidays and weekends. In the transition from hospital to home, from curative to palliative care, from chronic to end-stage disease, VITAS is with you every step of the way.

Mom broke her hip and she's her for 30 days learning to walk with her replacement hip…read more She's in a room alone. And her room is like a hotel room. Huge room, good air, cable TV, nice adjustable overhead lighting. She has a refrigerator and shower bathroom. The nurse care is pretty good. Mom like the food they give her. She really like that she had no restrictions to what she can eat and how much they'll give her. The facility has ample rest access parking. There's valet Parking if you come during valet hours. Each floor has a community room. My 87 yr old mother didn't want to go. Said that's for the old people. Really. But we did go outside and say in the shade to enjoy some of the nice weather. So far this has been a good choice for moms Rehabilitation after her hip surgery But this may get updated as mom gets more length of time here.

Communication and Care were amazing. Really felt as if the organization was bending over backwards…read moreto accommodate a demanding patient. *Half star off for so-so food and *half star off for the stray aide who didn't bring warmth and patience.

Adequate hospice care with Medicare in past. However, recently in need of private duty nursing,…read morefor grandparents, which is expensive and have not heard back from them in a timely manner yet. One would think this would be a priority for them to cover. Calls not returned.

I stayed here for a week after having my shoulder replaced in 2023. I felt too weak to take care of…read moremyself at home so I found some website that gave this place a really good rating. The nursing staff was about 70% nice, & competent. But mostly I was ignored. Probably because it was clear to them I could take care of myself. It quickly got to the point that the only times a nurse or aide came to my room was when it was meal time and med time. I don't blame the nurses for my loneliness but in 5 days not once did anyone offer to brush my hair ( I couldn't) help me dress or get ready for bed. The BIGGEST PROBLEM HERE WAS THE BED. I have a number of bad discs in my lower back. Their beds, which I was told was brand new, were painful. NOT JUST UNCOMFORTABLE BUT PAINFUL! I could not sleep. A friend brought me a 3 inch mattress topper and I got a great night sleep but the RN noticed it or I told her and she said it was against the rules and I couldn't use it. So she got me an air mattress, designed for people who get bedsores, which I don't get. It was worse than the plain bed. Apparently they replaced all the beds recently with this bed. It's true I'm like the "princess and the pea" but these were horribly painful to sleep on. I bet they bought them without laying on them. What god is going somewhere to recover , if you can't sleep. I am not one of these people who have $10,000 beds. I believe my bed cost about $2,500. I love my bed at home. It's perfect. It took 2 weeks for my back to stop hurting. Beware off cheep hospital beds. They can slow your recovery.

Many high end convalescing and physical therapy facilities once considered five star care…read moreresidences pre-COVID went bankrupt during the lockdowns, and were bought out by the same greedy Venture Capitalists currently ravaging the rest of the elder care industry. Cambridge at Moorestown, formerly the Lutheran Home, is no exception. We discovered this in 2025 after a family member experienced a traumatic injury requiring convalescing care. Welcoming staff? No one even acknowledged our arrival until 12 hours later. That meant no meals! The opulent ambiance and crystal chandeliers? Only there to lure your business. The attractive dietary menus? You'll take that tiny grey hot dog for your Sunday dinner and you'll damn well like it. Daily PT? Not in this lifetime. Clean sheets? Only if you complain loudly enough. Caring experienced nurses? Better get used to non-English speaking "assistants" assigned to ten patients at a time supervised by an invisible administrative nurse. The "Family Meeting" to address grievances involving abuse or lapses in care? Pre-scripted and choreographed to shut you down. Recommend you take a professional advocate along. In our case, we evacuated to another facility in the middle of the night after a non-English speaking "nurse" arrived with double the prescribed dosage of pain medication, putting our family member's life at risk. If you find yourself in need of serious post-hospitalization PT or convalescing care, this is not your best choice. Despite being a wealthy retirement community in one of the wealthiest towns in NJ, the medical convalescing wing at Cambridge is understaffed and very low end staffed with screen addicted unresponsive zombies. Pre-Covid levels of care seem no longer available at former standalone facilities like this. If you have good private insurance, stay way clear of this place if you care at all about your loved one. I regret Yelp has no zero stars option.

I couldn't have asked for a better experience with hospice care. Each person with whom I came in…read morecontact with, was caring, kind and helpful Not only did they care about my son,the patient, but they took time to care about the family, too.